The Divine Mother Maha Devi Maa Durga Mata Kalika Spears mahishasura, By Which the asura attains liberation. During “Maa Durga Puja” festivals, This Depiction Of The Divine Mother is seen all over.
The Devi Mahatmya, also known as ‘Durga Saptashati’ reveals an all-embracing vision of harmony between The Maa Maha Devi Abiding Earthly Presence and the Transcendental Unity Proclaimed by seers of sanatana traditions throughout the ages. Thousands of years since composition, The Devi Mahatmya still shines as a beacon from a primordial age, when men and women, enchanted by nature’s beauty and abundance yet terrified by fierce and destructive power, honoured The Source Of Creation as The Great Divine Mother. The Divine Mother’s worship continues to flourish all over the world.
The Devi Mahatmya’s profound teachings are literal, symbolic, philosophical, scientific, and reveals secrets of the Universe which modern science is only coming to discover, often which is unavoidably more technical. The Devi Mahatmya enshrines many an ancient memory in the resounding cadences of the verses and continues to sing The Divine Mother’s Glory.
The Devi Mahatmya, also known as the ‘Durga Saptashati’, ‘The Glory of the Goddess’, ‘In Praise Of The Goddess’, ‘Chandi Patha’, is a Divine Book of the Soul – helping to understand Consciousness of the Universe.
The Divine Mother Manifested The Universe And explains the Workings of Her Play (Leela) through Divine Allegory, and clearly Describes how Consciousness works and how to live life properly.
The Devi Mahatmya depicts An Allegorical Journey Of The Divine Mother, with a view to explaining the ‘Secrets’ of
the Universe and setting examples to imitate for human beings.
Maa Parvati Created bhagwan sri ganesha Out Of Divine Maternal Love By Scraping turmeric paste From Her Divine Body, Molding a baby boy out of
Maa Maha Devi, The Divine Mother Of the universe, Is Revered Throughout history By Many Holy “Names”, Including Maa Durga, Maa Maha Kaali, Maa Chamunda,
“For those troubled by nightmares or the ill-boding of stars, at rituals for averting evil This Poem Of My Glory Should Always Be heard.” “It Causes
